FAQS

I approach screenplays from a point of curiosity and problem-solving. When you hit the contact button, you will help me get a sense of what we’ll be working on together by including:

• Working Screenplay Title

• Genre

• Brief (1-2 sentence) synopsis

• Current page count

• If there is something specific you are hoping to focus on with a developmental review. (Consider pacing, world development, character development, plot, etc.)

• How do you best receive feedback? Do you prefer light and breezy, cutthroat, honest, a back and forth discussion, etc?

I’ve listed my favorite (and thus preferred) genres, but it never hurts to reach out.

1. We’ll connect and discuss your project via email.

2. You review my proposal and realize that I can help take your work to the next level!

3. You say, “Let’s do this”, sign the contract I send you, and pay appropriate fee. Then it’s all on me to dive into your world and get to work!

Depending on my schedule and the size of your project, I may be able to accommodate an expedited deadline for an additional rush fee.

Like all art, story development is also subjective. My goal with your screenplay is to maintain the integrity and authenticity of your voice. I look at the big picture of the story from the perspective of a reader. Do the characters feel flat? Are there plot holes? How is the pacing? Is there too much telling? Etc.

As a commercially trained screenwriter, I will give recommendations on how to make your script “industry ready”.

For any of my screenplay development services, I require the complete payment prior to my review of your materials.

Yes! Pay in full or payment plans are available. We can split your invoice into two payments prior to the delivery of feedback to you.

There is a lot more to getting a screenplay into the industry than putting words to the page. Editing is one step. Marketing is another.

There are factors in between that are entirely up to you and the industry at large. I can tell you that I’ll provide expert feedback and guidance based on my subjective experience and expertise, all intended toward perfecting your writing and ability to self-promote.

I can help make sure your story fits into your chosen genre, but that doesn’t guarantee it will be picked up by an agent or studio. Remember it’s about the long game, just because you get a ‘no’ doesn’t mean your screenplay is bad. A ‘no’ is a not yet, or a not here.